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Samsung Display announced it has developed a quantum dot ink recycling technology to enhance the cost competitiveness of its QD-OLED displays. The QD light-emitting layer, the key structure of QD-OLED displays, is formed using inkjet printing that...

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Samsung Display presented a Quantum Dot Ink regen technology

Samsung Display presented a Quantum Dot Ink regen technology

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Samsung Display presented a Quantum Dot Ink regen technology

Samsung Display presented a Quantum Dot Ink regen technology